

To fix this, try using a different micro-USB cable. Bose headphones and speakers will beep continuously if there is a problem with the power or Bluetooth connections. Sometimes the speaker still beeps when plugged in. Consider troubleshooting your speakers with all of the above solutions and let us know which one worked for you. A Bose speaker in stereo configuration will beep up on the left speaker and beep down on the right. The rest of the problems are usually solved by resetting the device.
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Many major speaker manufacturers such as Bose, JBL, Sony, Ooontz, Braven, Anker, COMISO, Sonos, FUGOO and others have ventured into Bluetooth speaker production. Connecting the speaker to a power supply that does not match the recommended power rating of the speaker will damage the speaker. Since its introduction in 1989, Bluetooth technology has developed rapidly to become the most versatile and low-cost wireless communication technology. Clearing the Bluetooth pairing list or checking that the power cable is not misconnected or faulty will solve these problems. Once plugged in, leave the speaker for a while if the battery is very low to charge. You can also adjust your cable to make sure it fits snugly into the micro-USB port or charging unit it’s plugged into. People have described the beeping as coinciding with the volume being turned up or down, like holding down these buttons. This means that either the cable is faulty, or it is loose in the port. On some speakers, this will be followed by a beep to indicate that your cable is not inserted correctly.
